slurm.job.standard.run: Returns standard shell code that can be used for R on the...
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Returns standard shell code that can be used for R on the Compute Canada cluster
Description
Returns standard shell code that can be used for R on the Compute Canada cluster
Usage
slurm.job.standard.run(CompPlanName, row, scriptName)
Arguments
row
An integer specifying the row of the compute plan that should be used for the computations.
scriptName
A string specifying the name of the R script that will perform the calculations.
inputFileName
A string specifying the name of the compute plan file without the file ending .CompPlan
Value
A list with a vector of strings that can be used as input to for the strRun argument in slurm.job.R, and a string that is the name of the shell script that one should use to write it.
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Returns standard shell code that can be used for R on the Compute Canada cluster
Description
Returns standard shell code that can be used for R on the Compute Canada cluster
Usage
slurm.job.standard.run(CompPlanName, row, scriptName)
Arguments
row |
An integer specifying the row of the compute plan that should be used for the computations. |
scriptName |
A string specifying the name of the R script that will perform the calculations. |
inputFileName |
A string specifying the name of the compute plan file without the file ending .CompPlan |
Value
A list with a vector of strings that can be used as input to for the strRun argument in slurm.job.R, and a string that is the name of the shell script that one should use to write it.
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